The second book in the Farseer Trilogy. Once again, forget the cheesy cover.

This is book one of the Liveship traders and book 4 of the entire 9 book series. The first time I read this trilogy I really didn't like it. It is much darker than the Farseer Trilogy at first. Once I got to the end of Ship of Destiny though I was amazed. Everything, and I mean everything horrible that happens has a beautiful purpose and Hobb ties it all off perfectly.

Book 3, by the end of this book everything will make sense. I didn't realy like this series until I got to this book, since then I've read all three several times and loved them more each time.

I love this trilogy. It ties the three trilogies together perfectly.

I either love Mercedes Lackey books or hate them. This is one I REALLY love. Well written and extremly clever.

Total Sci-Fi. Very, very dark. Don't read this one unless you can appreciate a bittersweet ending. The language is pretty foul at times but the writing is superb.

It is so hard to describe this series. Jane Austen, detectives, paranormal, vampires, time travel, you just have to read them for yourself. Trust me, you will not be disapointed. These are hilariously witty.

I am eagerly awaiting this book. I love Thursday Next and am happy that we get to see more of her.

These are "children's books" but they never lose their charm.

These are two amazing books. Simmons has takes the battle of Troy, complete with greek gods and goddesses and added a "posthuman" earth, robots, monsters, space travel, and Little Green Men. This will leave you guessing til the end and you will not be disapointed.

"Teen" reads, but dealing with necromancy, the un-dead, and lots of magic. Very well written.